Byzantium Saffron by The Merchant of Venice Eau De Parfum Spray (Unisex) 3.4 oz for Women
SKU: FXP541316
Byzantium Saffron is a 2013 Oriental scent for women with an exotic, alluring profile inspired by the love affair between Smilax and Crocus in Greek mythology. Saffron is the primary note in this warm, spicy perfume, highlighted with contrasting notes of white suede, crystal amber and Indonesian patchouli leaf. This scent is by The Merchant of Venice, an Italian perfume label that has released 75 fragrances since it was founded in 2013.
Byzantium Saffron is a 2013 Oriental scent for women with an exotic, alluring profile inspired by the love affair between Smilax and Crocus in Greek mythology. Saffron is the primary note in this warm, spicy perfume, highlighted with contrasting notes of white suede, crystal amber and Indonesian patchouli leaf. This scent is by The Merchant of Venice, an Italian perfume label that has released 75 fragrances since it was founded in 2013.
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